Q&A with ICC President This is the second installment of a Q&A with ICC President, Rick Fleck. Read Part 1 by clicking here. In addition, watch a continuation of this interview at ICC’s The Gathering Place, Episode 6. Q:Can you share a recent story that demonstrates how God is blessing the ICC children? A: Here is a simple one that demonstrates how it can come from any direction. Our partner in Germany had money that Read more…
This episode of The Gathering Place has a Question & Answer session with Rick Fleck about ICC. The Ep 6: Q&A is only part of the entire interview. More questions are available in the Que Pasa, ICC’s monthly newsletter. Part One of Rick Fleck’s Q&A is available in the the March 2021 Que Pasa, available to download today. Part two will be available in the April 2021 Que Pasa, coming soon. Thank you for watching Read more…
From Orphan to University Graduate, Thanks to YOU! Through the generous support of ICC family members like you, ICC’s Patmos Children’s Village has been a haven of refuge for hundreds of orphan children as conflicts continue to ravage the DR Congo. Michelline and Aline are two such children. The have grown up and thrived within the loving care that you help to provide. Now they have gone from troubled orphans to University students – Thanks Read more…
Snow reached the valley floor of El Oasis Children’s Village in Mexico this winter. The Children’s Village had a snow day to celebrate. From starting snowball fights, to warming up with a cup of soup, it was a day of family fun to remember. Yet, these children experienced much more than just a rare snow day. They experienced the joy of a healthy and loving family. Thank you for helping to make that possible!
This is the first installment of a Q&A with ICC President, Rick Fleck. Part 2 will be made available next month! Q: How is the pandemic impacting ICC children and the staff who provide care for them? A: Part of the impact has been an increase in the cost of living. Products that you might consider as cheaper, such as vegetables, are maybe less safe for us to use in our children’s villages because they Read more…
Growing jalapeño peppers helps supplement the costs of operating the El Oasis Children’s Village in Mexico. The peppers grown on the farm are sold in both the United States and Mexico. In this episode of The Gathering Place, Raúl Rivera, the farm manager, talks with Daniel Ixcot of ICC Mexico, about how the farm is benefitting El Oasis and the surrounding communities. Watch more ICC Videos, such as The Gathering Place Series, at the following Read more…
Rosalina lives at Las Palmas Children’s Village, where she enjoys leading out and participating in the youth programs at church. At one such program, Rosalina shared a message of gratitude. The following is a bit about Rosalina, and her message. When Rosalina’s mother died, she was taken to live with her oldest brother. Eventually, her father died as well. It was about that time that Rosalina learned about Jesus from a neighbor. Even though she Read more…
Thanks to your support, the El Oasis farm in Mexico continues to provide operating resources for the care of the children. As you will see in the infographic below, this is not a small operation, since it has over 70 acres in cultivation. It is an amazing undertaking as all the produce is picked by hand. Then the produce is carried by five-gallon buckets to waiting semi-trailers. The primary crop was jalapeño peppers, but there Read more…
Give and it Shall Be Given Back to You, Written by Pastor Rick Bowes “Give and it shall be given back to you, good measure, pressed down, shaken together, and running over.” Luke 6:38 This morning, those familiar words of Jesus in Luke 6:38 nearly jumped off the page as I read them. They did so because at the same time I was reading the promise of Luke 6:38, I was also looking at three Read more…
Because of the kind generosity of individuals like you, the Christmas Hope Matching Challenge is now met – and then some! One-hundred percent of the $123,500 challenge funds will be matched. In addition, kind-hearted and generous people continue to send in gifts that now nearly add up to $100,000 above the goal. At the time of this publication, the total you helped to raise for the children is $221,107. Because of the pandemic, mail continues Read more…
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